THE GREY-WARBLER
(Bv Farquhar Mcßae, 9 years; Alford Forest)
Some of our bush friends have gone from the bush now. One is the grey-warbler; it must have gone to the coast, because it is cold up in the country, but at the coast it iS oTe r Sunday, when l was walkinff up in the bush, I noticed this bird’s nest, and it was hanging from a branch of a tall tree. The nest had a roof. The egg is blue that the grey-warbler lays, and when the birds are big, their mother lets them go away by themser. es. Specimens of insefcts or plants are invited from readers. The conditions under which such specimens are found as well as the locality should be clearly stated. It is necessary to state whether _ the specimen, if an insect, was dead or alive when it was found.
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Press, Volume LXXV, Issue 22767, 20 July 1939, Page 6 (Supplement)
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